Computer Architectureকম্পিউটার আর্কিটেকচার
How a CPU is organised — pipelines, cache, memory hierarchy and performance.
- Past MCQs
- 154
- Written
- 124
- Chapters
- 6
Syllabus by chapter · অধ্যায়ভিত্তিক সিলেবাস
- CPU Organization · 87 questions
- LEGv8 Architecture; 8086 Physical Address Calculation, CPU Execution Time Calculation, Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU), 32-bit vs 64-bit CPU; Clock Speed; Intel Core Family; SSD vs HDD, Microprocessor Clock Speed (GHz), Register vs Cache vs Main Memory vs Secondary Memory
- Pipelining · 3 questions
- Assembly Language Rules & Pipeline Hazards, Control (Branch) Hazard and Mitigation Techniques
- Memory Hierarchy & Cache · 37 questions
- RAM vs ROM, SRAM vs DRAM, Direct-Mapped Cache Bit Count, Direct-Mapped Cache Address Field Sizes, Cache memory and its effect on performance, Dual-channel RAM; SIMM vs DIMM
- Instruction Set & Addressing · 1 questions
- I/O & Buses · 10 questions
- RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks), Serial port vs Parallel port, Computer Screen Resolution
- Mixed Topics · 152 questions
- RAID Levels, Backup Power / Generator Selection, Invention and Impact of the Transistor, Criteria for Selecting/Buying a Server, Step-Down Transformer / SMPS, Rectification (AC to DC Conversion)
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Start learning: CPU Organization and the Instruction Cycle · CPU সংগঠন এবং ইনস্ট্রাকশন সাইকেল
CPU Organization and the Instruction Cycle
Introduction — what this topic is and why it matters
The CPU (Central Processing Unit) is the "brain" of a computer: the component that actually executes the instructions of a program. CPU organization is the study of the internal building blocks of that brain — the ALU, the control unit, and the registers — and how they are wired together by internal buses. The instruction cycle (also called the fetch–decode–execute cycle) is the never-ending loop the CPU repeats for every single instruction, from the moment you turn the machine on until you shut it down.
This is one of the highest-yield topics in BCS, Bank IT-officer and other government IT examinations. Questions appear in almost every paper — "What does the PC register hold?", "Which register holds the instruction currently being executed?", "What are the steps of the machine cycle?", "What is the function of the MAR/MBR?", "What is a fetch cycle?". If you master the small set of registers and the exact ordering of the micro-steps, you can answer any variation of these questions with confidence.
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All 8 lessons · সব পাঠ
- CPU Organization and the Instruction Cycle · CPU সংগঠন এবং ইনস্ট্রাকশন সাইকেল
- Instruction Sets and Addressing Modes · ইনস্ট্রাকশন সেট এবং অ্যাড্রেসিং মোড
- Pipelining and Hazards · পাইপলাইনিং এবং হ্যাজার্ড
- Cache Memory and Locality of Reference · ক্যাশ মেমরি ও লোকালিটি অব রেফারেন্স
- Virtual Memory and Paging · ভার্চুয়াল মেমরি ও পেজিং
- I/O Organization and Interrupts · ইনপুট/আউটপুট সংগঠন এবং ইন্টারাপ্ট
- Microprocessors: 8085 and 8086 Architecture and Programming · মাইক্রোপ্রসেসর: ৮০৮৫ ও ৮০৮৬ আর্কিটেকচার ও প্রোগ্রামিং
- Memory Devices, Storage Systems and RAID · মেমরি ডিভাইস, স্টোরেজ সিস্টেম ও RAID